I like it.

Beautiful. Great, great moment.

Lennon's best post-Beatles composition...it's a masterpiece of a song.

thanks for posting the clip

Where's the clip from? Great version btw.

That's why he should tour more often solo, much more...

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Where's the clip from?

From www.nzentgraf.de:

000922A 22nd September: RONNIE WOOD. UK TV (Channel 4) ‘Shine On’, Air Studios,
Hampstead, London. Tribute to John Lennon’s 60th birthday-special. Incl.
- interview with RW by Jo Whiley
- Jealous Guy (John Lennon) -by RW (gtr, voc) with Jesse Wood (gtr), Jools
Holland (p) & The Jools Holland Rhythm & Blues Orchestra
- Long Lost John (Trad.) -by Lonnie Donegan with RW on guitar and others
- All You Need Is Love (John Lennon/Paul McCartney) - by RW (gtr, bvoc) and
an All Star Band incl. Noel Gallagher (voc, gtr), Kelly Jones (bvoc), Johnny
Marr (gtr), Roisin Murphy (voc) & The Jools Holland Rhythm & Blues
Orchestra
Note: Telecast on the 30th September.

Nice sincere reading of the John classic, Rons vocals are nice and raspy loose (or all over the place, depending on your view).

Frankie Miller did a great version as well.

Wonderful player!

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Thanks for posting.

I vaugley remember watching it at the time. I knew it was around September as it was my 16th birthday.

Anyone remember what else was performed on the show?

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Lennon's best post-Beatles composition...it's a masterpiece of a song.

I think he actually wrote it when they were meditating with the Maharishi in India. There is a version of it called Child of Nature (?) which they recorded during the White album sessions.

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Adrian-L
Lennon's best post-Beatles composition...it's a masterpiece of a song.

I think he actually wrote it when they were meditating with the Maharishi in India. There is a version of it called Child of Nature (?) which they recorded during the White album sessions.

Correct. The lyrics are something like "On the way to Rishikesh" and "Underneath the mountain waves, where the wind will never change. Touch the mirrors of my soul". Something like that. It's a good one, but Jealous Guy is much better.

In the said version you can hear people walking and talking in the background. I think it's John and George trying it on acoustics.

JumpingKentFlash

Good version, better than on Far east man!

Great song!!!

Wich year is it from?

i can't access this from work, but I love RW & Faces' version of Jealous Guy (an Ooh La La outtake from the "5 Guys" Box.
Looking forward to the solo Ron project this year.

I really hope this Ron Wood and Friends idea makes a comeback. This clip showes why. Thanks for posting!